Ideal for gameplay, easy to store or sleeve, and recognized in tournaments across the globe
As always, the condition will affect the price, and this card doesn't boast a very similar price range to the last Jirachi, as HP copies sell for $25, with NM copies approaching the $70 mark
Mew VMAX SA (128,000 / ~$908) commands a premium for three reasons: (1) the AKIRA EGAWA illustration is widely considered one of the most visually striking SA cards of the Sword & Shield era, (2) Mew VMAX was the centerpiece of the dominant Fusion Strike competitive archetype, cementing its place in TCG history, and (3) the pull rate (~1/16 boxes) keeps individual card supply scarce even years after release
Criteria: Cards with two card types that would both simultaneously count toward Delirium in your graveyard
cards given, can my opponent still activate their Nami's [On Your Opponent's Attack] effect
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